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Mirror of Apache Struts
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Struts Examples
This Maven multi-module project contains all the Struts 2 example applications that are part of the Getting Started Struts 2 tutorials at http://struts.apache.org.
To build all the example applications run the Maven command:
mvn -e clean package
In the project's root folder, Maven will build each module and create a .war file in the target sub-folder of each module.
You can then copy the .war files to your Servlet container (e.g. Tomcat, Jetty, GlassFish, etc).
There is a README file in each module with instructions and the URL to view that application.
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